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18:50 Aintree

Jewson Novices' Hurdle (Series Qualifier) (Class D) (Class D)

  • 10 Runners
  • Distance: 2m 110y
  • Going: Good
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 4m 2.70s
  • 10 Ran
1
Silk - Red, Black sleeves and cap with Silver button
  • Form 511-
  • Age 6
  • Weight 11-10

held up in mid-division, headway approaching 3 out to go 2nd, ridden approaching next, one-paced after

2
Silk - RED, ROYAL BLUE hoop, hooped sleeves and cap
  • Age 5
  • Weight 11-0

held up in mid-division, ridden and weakened after 4 out

3
Silk - Royal blue, white cross belts, diabolo on sleeves, white cap
12/1
  • Form 265F6-4
  • Age 6
  • Weight 11-0

tracked winner, ridden and weakened approaching 3 out

4
Silk - WHITE, BLACK seams, WHITE and YELLOW halved sleeves, YELLOW cap
  • Form 103/0-
  • Age 6
  • Weight 11-0

mid-division, ridden approaching 3 out, soon weakened, pulled up before next

5
Silk - LIGHT BLUE, DARK BLUE Cross of Lorraine, hooped sleeves, striped cap
  • Form 4/4020-
  • Age 6
  • Weight 11-0

made all, hit 3 out, ridden approaching next, not fluent last, clear flat

6
Silk - White, Purple chevron and star on cap

Red Sun

27
5/1
  • Form 2FP662-
  • Age 5
  • Weight 11-0

in touch, headway 3 out, ridden approaching next and not fluent, went 2nd flat, no chance with winner

7
Silk - LIGHT BLUE, ROYAL BLUE chevrons, ROYAL BLUE cap, LIGHT BLUE diamond

Sea Mark

153
12/1
  • Form 40-
  • Age 6
  • Weight 11-0

tracked leaders in 3rd, not fluent 3rd, ridden approaching 3 out, no extra approaching last

8
Silk - Light Green, Orange sleeves and cap
10/1
  • Form 0-
  • Age 4
  • Weight 10-10

held up, ridden approaching 3 out, headway approaching 2 out, kept on approaching last, no impression

9
Silk - Yellow, Royal Blue triple diamond, Dark Blue cap
  • Form 12/32FU-
  • Age 7
  • Weight 10-9

in rear, ridden along 6th, never dangerous

10
Silk - Yellow and Emerald Green check, Yellow sleeves, Emerald Green armlets and cap
50/1
  • Form 000/024-
  • Age 5
  • Weight 10-9

always struggling towards rear, pulled up before 6th

In depth

Verdict

Plenty of these are open to improvement and it promises to be an informative affair. Agitando is going the right way and has won two of his three outings over hurdles to-date. He acts on most types of ground and remains one to keep on the right side of. As is Old Marsh, who is much better than the bare form exerts. He has given a good account of himself in three previous visits to this course and has developed steadily since making his debut for his current yard last April; after enjoying moderate success on the flat in France. Red Sun and Kaikovra are others to consider, although the last mentioned has become expensive to follow, despite his apparent ability.